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The Design of Everyday Things

Don Norman · first published 1988

Mentioned 8 time(s) by 6 guest(s).

  1. Ian Silber on Lenny's Podcast (2026-08-16): recommend

    “…Although I will say I do love the Design of Everyday Things.…”

    OpenAI’s Head of Design: This is the best time in history to be a designer | Ian Silber

  2. Robby Stein on Lenny's Podcast (2025-10-10): recommend

    “…Don Norman, Design of Everyday Things.…”

    Inside Google's AI turnaround: AI Mode, AI Overviews, and vision for AI-powered search | Robby Stein

  3. Robby Stein on Lenny's Podcast (2025-10-10): recommend

    “…Obviously, Design of Everyday Things is a big one, but he has this incredible chapter…”

    Inside Google's AI turnaround: AI Mode, AI Overviews, and vision for AI-powered search | Robby Stein

  4. Nick Turley on Lenny's Podcast (2025-08-09): recommend

    “…In the product space, probably things like High Output Management or The Design of Everyday Things…”

    Inside ChatGPT: The fastest growing product in history | Nick Turley (OpenAI)

  5. Nan Yu on Lenny's Podcast (2025-01-30): mention

    “…that's one of the canonical examples of the book because…”

    Linear’s secret to building beloved B2B products | Nan Yu (Head of Product)

  6. Nan Yu on Lenny's Podcast (2025-01-30): recommend

    “…I think the one book that I recommend the most is The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman.…”

    Linear’s secret to building beloved B2B products | Nan Yu (Head of Product)

  7. Brian Tolkin on Lenny's Podcast (2024-08-04): recommend

    “…Shoe dog, Black Swan, Design of Everyday Things, and for a fun one, Shawn Theron.…”

    Lessons from scaling Uber and Opendoor | Brian Tolkin (Head of Product at Opendoor, ex-Uber)

  8. Gina Gotthilf on Lenny's Podcast (2023-10-19): recommend

    “…is The Design Of Everyday Things. For me, that was the first time that I realized that design wasn't just this sort of cool thing…”

    Scaling Duolingo, embracing failure, and insight into Latin America’s tech scene | Gina Gotthilf